Rothsee triathlon

Rothsee triathlon
venue	Rothsee Germany
First run	1989
organizer	TSG 08 Roth Service GmbH
distance	1.5 km 42 km 10 km
Website	Official website

The Rothsee- Triathlon place annually since 1989 in Middle Franconia in and around the eponymous Rothsee instead.

organization

The Rothsee Triathlon is usually held at the end of June two weeks before the Challenge Roth (from 1988 to 2001 Ironman Europe ) and has always had an international field.

The participant limit is currently 1440 individual starting places for the short distance on Sunday plus 192 relay starting places as well as 600 starting places in the school, youth, popular sports and sprint triathlon held on Saturdays . Also on the Saturday of the event, the 2nd Bundesliga South starts with women's and men's teams.

An information board on the A9 near Allersberg indicates the Rothsee region as a triathlon region (2009)

The competition goes over the Olympic distance :

• 1.5 km swimming (in Rothsee),
• 42 km cycling (in the southern district of Roth , mainly in the Hilpoltstein municipality ) and
• 10 km running (on the Rothsee and on the Main-Danube Canal ).

The race was organized until 2016 by the gymnastics and sports community 08 Roth (TSG 08 Roth e.V.) as the host club. TSG 08 Roth Service GmbH has been in charge since 2017. Frank Kräker and Matthias Fritsch, who are also the two main organizers, act as managing directors. The event's title sponsor is currently Memmert GmbH + Co. KG , a manufacturer of temperature control technology from Schwabach .

The 30th Rothsee Triathlon was held on 16./17. June 2018. The 32nd edition, originally planned for June 21, 2020, was canceled as part of the COVID-19 pandemic .

Winners list

The most successful starter is Anja Beranek with nine wins (most recently in 2018) ahead of local hero Dagmar Matthes with five wins (most recently in 2005).

In the men's category , Andreas Dreitz (most recently in 2015), Marcus Schattner (most recently in 2007) and the American Chris McCormack (most recently in 2006) can each look back on four wins.

Men

Women

No. Date / year First place Second place third place 32 June 20, 2021 31 June 23, 2019 Jonathan Zipf Tobias Heining Andreas Dreitz 30th June 16, 2018 Frederic Funk -2- Jonathan Zipf Sebastian Neef 29 June 25, 2017 Frederic Funk Sebastian Neef Felix White 28 June 26, 2016 Sebastian Neef Timo Bracht Henry Beck 27 June 28, 2015 Andreas Dreitz -4- Henry Beck 26th   2014 Tobias Heining Fabian Conrad Sebastian Penciler 25th 30th of June 2013 Florian Fink Sebastian Neef Marcus Schattner 24 June 24, 2012 Andreas Dreitz -3- Sebastian Neef Tobias Heining 23 June 26, 2011 Andreas Dreitz -2- Clemens Coenen Thomas Hellriegel 22nd   2010 Andreas Dreitz 21st   2009 Thomas Hellriegel -2- 20th   2008 Thomas Hellriegel 19th   2007 Marcus Schattner -4- 18th   2006 Chris McCormack -4- 17th   2005 Chris McCormack -3- 16   2004 Chris McCormack -2- 15th   2003 Chris McCormack 14th   2002 Markus Forster -2- 13   2001 Stefan Holzner 12   2000 Thomas Herrmann -2- 11   1999 Rainer Müller-Hörner 10   1998 Marcus Schattner -3- 9   1997 Markus Forster 8th   1996 Pierre Stöth 7th   1995 Marcus Schattner -2- 6th   1994 Marcus Schattner 5   1993 Michael Heiligenthaler -2- 4th   1992 Michael Heiligenthaler 3   1991 Andreas Clauss 2   1990 Thomas Herrmann 1   1989 Stephan Bormann

year First place Second place third place 2021 2019 Lena Gottwald Elena Illeditsch Astrid Zunner 2018 Anja Beranek -9- Lena Gottwald Michelle Brown 2017 Anja Beranek -8- Michelle Brown Luisa Moroff 2016 Anja Beranek -7- Lena Gottwald Luisa Moroff 2015 Anja Beranek -6- Lena Gottwald Sabrina Harpaintner 2014 Anja Beranek -5- Astrid Zunner Angela Kühnlein 2013 Tamsyn Hayes Dagmar Matthes Tamara Zeltner 2012 Anja Beranek -4- Renate Forstner Wenke Kujala 2011 Anja Ippach -3- Kristin Möller Dagmar Matthes 2010 Kristin Möller Heidi Jesberger Dagmar Matthes 2009 Anja Ippach -2- Wenke Kujala Christine Waitz 2008 Melanie Hohenester Dagmar Matthes Christine Waitz 2007 Wenke Kujala Christine Waitz Johanna Schicker 2006 Anja Ippach 2005 Dagmar Matthes -5- 2004 Dagmar Matthes -4- 2003 Dagmar Matthes -3- 2002 Dagmar Matthes -2- 2001 Heike Funk 2000 Annette Haupt 1999 Dagmar Matthes 1998 Erika Saxenberger 1997 Sabine Stelter -4- 1996 Sabine Stelter -3- 1995 Ute Mückel 1994 Susanne Habiger 1993 Sabine Stelter -2- 1992 Sabine Stelter 1991 Anita Tietz 1990 Anja Schwörer 1989 Claudia Hiereth

Web links

• Rothsee Triathlon website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ www.rothsee-triathlon.de: Press kit Rothseetriathlon 2015. (PDF; 1.42 MB)
2. ↑ www.rothsee-triathlon.de
3. ↑ Team Challenge - Who we are. ( Memento from October 6, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
4. ↑ Welcome to the homepage of the Memmert Rothsee Triathlon. (No longer available online.) Www.rothsee-triathlon.de, 2017, archived from the original on September 13, 2017 ; accessed on September 13, 2017 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
5. ^ Event cancellation 32nd Memmert Rothsee Triathlon 20./21. June 2020. rothsee-triathlon.de, 2020, accessed on April 11, 2020 . 
6. ↑ www.triathlon.de: 28th Rothsee Triathlon: Beranek and Neef the fastest. June 30, 2016.
7. ↑ 25 years of the Rothsee Triathlon . In: Hilpoltsteiner Kurier . June 28, 2013, p. 9 .
8. ↑ Gold and pink are the colors of the winners . In: Nürnberger Nachrichten . June 30, 2014, p. 22 .
9. ↑ The results of the 25th Memmert-Rothsee-Triathlon at a glance . In: Hilpoltsteiner Zeitung . July 1, 2013, p. 34 .